"Dry January" is a social movement encouraging sobriety for the month. More people, especially younger adults, are choosing ...

To try to cater to these temporary teetotalers, many liquor stores are pushing beefed-up inventories of nonalcoholic products.

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Dry January is still in full swing, and it’s sparking a nationwide shift toward sobriety! With more mocktails being ordered ...

In 2025, non-alcoholic drinks have taken center stage, with options that are bold, flavorful. Discover a years worth of ...

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As the end of Dry January nears, many are aspiring to be occasional drinkers rather than teetotallers - and experts say the health benefits can still be dramatic ...

The new year is a time to make changes. In an attempt to be healthy, many partake in Dry January and abstain from alcohol.

Every January, millions of people participate in “Dry January,” a month-long break from alcohol The benefits add up quickly from better sleep and improved digestion to clearer thinking and a ...

Still, Greenville-area restaurants and social spaces are serving up non-alcoholic drinks and mocktails to help those who committed to Dry January — a challenge that aims to eliminate alcohol ...

Montreal athlete Christian Parenteau took up track and field at 14 years old as a way to improve in soccer. From there, he started cross-country in high school, which led to a bigger running career ...